Cameroun : Il y a urgence de transformer les commerçants en industriels pour sauver notre économie

Cameroun : Il y a urgence de transformer les commerçants en industriels pour sauver notre économie Par Louis-Marie Kakdeu En 2026, le Cameroun veut vivre au-dessus de ses moyens. Son budget est de FCFA 8 816,4 milliards en entrées (y compris les emprunts). En français facile, cela veut dire que les entrées propres d’argent de…

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Clans are jostling as the ministerial reshuffle announced by President Paul Biya approaches.

Clans are jostling as the ministerial reshuffle announced by President Paul Biya approaches. Their appointments to this strategic position could mark a turning point in the administration. While attention is mainly focused on current ministers, sources close to the Etoudi Palace mention the departure of the current Secretary General of the Presidency, Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh….

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Tchiroma Denies Any Negotiations With Govt, Insists He is Cameroon’s Legitimate President

Tchiroma Denies Any Negotiations With Govt, Insists He is Cameroon’s Legitimate President Issa Tchiroma Bakary has vehemently denied that he is in talks with the government, assuring his supporters that he will never betray the confidence they accorded him at the 2025 election. Speaking through his spokesperson, Barrister Alice Nkom, the opposition leader reiterated he…

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2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: 55 BILLION FCFA EMBEZZLED TO STIFLE PROTESTS — A STATE SCANDAL SHAKES THE TOP

2025 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: 55 BILLION FCFA EMBEZZLED TO STIFLE PROTESTS — A STATE SCANDAL SHAKES THE TOP A state scandal of exceptional gravity is shaking the highest echelons of power: 55 billion FCFA is alleged to have been embezzled from the accounts of the Port Authority of Douala in order to quell any post-election protests…

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Cameroon Clergy Side with an Oppressive Regime against the truth

Cameroon Clergy Side with an Oppressive Regime against the truth An Open Letter to Archbishop Andrew Nkea regarding Statement urging Cameroonians to “leave the Bishops to preach their gospel” Thursday, January 8, 2026. By Prof. Januarius Asongu, Chancellor, Saint Monica University, Buea, Cameroon Dear Archbishop Nkea: Greetings! Your statement urging Cameroonians to “leave the Bishops…

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